The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-18

In view IL moro and more severe
upon poor little Ferdinands roman
tic and adventurous expedition. Great
offendo 10 suddenly taken at the action
Of the Bulgarian paper In libelling German
Consul which at first was scarcely noticed,
and although the Government has suppressed
the paper and offers to grind the editor. ag-
uratively speaking, to pieces. Bismarck has
not renounced his intention Of sending Ger
man war ships to demonstrate before Bull
garian seaports.
In Russia tho startling feature is the patience
which 10 shown In tho face Of Bulgarian i'm
pudence. The feet Of grand boom In the Nj
hilistic movement, which gives the Govern
mont great concern, may explain this.
Tho Nihilists have issued q pamphlet
which announces that their reorganiza-
tion 10 complete. and that all spies. always
tho great danger. have been weeded out In
Siberia tho movement 10 spreading fast Forty
i've guards ran away and twenty-three pris-
onsrs escaped last month. Centres OF action
have been everywhere organized and equipped.
and grand movement may soon be expected.
Movement, In the Nihillsts sense probably
means upward movement on the Cars part,
which must mako 1t uncomfortable for him.
But Just now tho Czar is outside HE nihilistic
dominions. enjoying the hospitality OF the
King Of Denmark: and. by the way. that same
King Of Denmark at this moment Is honored
by as gallant Q list Of titled guests as
ever were crowded together In one little
chateau. These are the great folk whom
the King. with talent which might have made
him great In the sardine business, has packed
Into his castle Of Fedensbord In Iceland and
who arc oil related to him In some way. him
self and his Queen. the King Of Greece. with
his wife, his sons. George and Nicholas. and
daughters. Alexandra and Maria; tho Greek
Crown Prince Constantine. Duke Of Sparta;
the Prince and Princess Of Wales. and their
daughters. Victoria and Maude; Marie Of Or
leans, young wife Of Prince Waldemar. and
her little sons: Princes William and Hans tho
Danish Kings brothers; the Crown Prince and
Princess Of Denmark. with their seven children;
the Russian Emperor and Empress. with the
heir to the Russian throne. Grand Duke Nicho-
las, and Grand Dukes Michael and George, and
any number Of minor stars Of various magni
tude. but OF which the smallest would cause
the pitiably weak section OF New York society
to bow down in humble worship And yet
there is no evidence that the King Of Denmark
10 at all pulled mp with pride, which proves
that he Is really moro genuine repub-
hcan than many pure New York
or. The presence Of tho unhappy
Gear has been marked ever since his arrival
by the establishment Of repeated circles Of
Danish and Russian police around the castle,
which no one can approach without giving
good account Of himself Fear Of the Nthilist
follows the Emperor OF all tho Russias even
into the castle Of his father-in-law. and must
cause him to draw painful contrasts between
his lot and that Of the other members Of the
royal picnic. which he has Joined.
The old Emperor Of Germany. after surpris-
ing every one BY his vigor at the Pomeranian
manGuvres, has been attacked by fainting
1t. but u reported to have improved. His son.
tho Grown Prince. IL recuperating with long
walks over the Uncovered hills about Toblach,
and is carefully watched over By his doctors.
II 10 evident his illness is looked upon as slight
and unimportant only BY those who issue Of
fetal bullctina. Dr.. Evans. Q famous American
who operated ON the teeth Of the late Napoleon.
Is living at the Hotel Toblach. and has made
the Prince happy by pulling out tooth which
was very painful The entire recovery Of the
Prince is exceedingly doubtful
am glad to be able to say something pleas
ant about that much-abused man. the Turkish
Sultan. He has voluntarily given up $4,000
Of his yearly income to help out Turkeys
shaky finances and has Indignantly vetoed
suggestion Of his Ministers that all officials
should be ordered to follow his noble example
and sacrifice months pay
In London the disgrace Of Col Hughes Hal
lett, mentioned by me last week. continues to
be discussed. The Government are greatly
annoyed. 1t IL q second Dixie affair. and some
Of the discrsdit is sure to stick to them. II
proceedings are begun against the Colonel. as
seems very probable. the Government will Ger
tainly compel Hallott 10 resign his seat. Hal
latf tho hut
has either gone back or remains In hiding.
One day this week he slept at Charing Cross
hotel. 1t Ia thought by some that the affair
may be patched up. but 1t is diffloult to con-
ceal. as the case is now complicated by allega-
tons of dishonesty Hughes Hallett's victim
was tho daughter Of his first wife. Lady
Selwyn. widow Of the Right Hon. Sir Charles
jasper Selwyn. Lord Justice OF the Court OF
appeal in chancery. The criminal relations
between the Colonel and his stepdaughter are
said to be OF over Q years standing. The ex-
posture took place at Selwyn Court. Richmond
county, the seat Of Capt. Charles William Sell
wyn. Captain In the Royal Horse Guards, the
Colonies stepson and the brother Of the
young lady In the case. Capt. Selwyn Is
also member Of Parliament. sitting for North
Cambridge. It is Capt. belwyn who took
the case up so violently and challenged
dallett 10 nRnI Inc case taken dlHer-
emit and not duelling aspect, now that
large portion Of the young lady's fortune
OF 100000 Is said to have been made
away with. Sslwyn is very much Of man
about town and member Of the Turf. Mari.
borough, Whites. Naval and Military. Junior,
Carlton. and any number OF other clubs. Hal
let's clubs are the United Service
Junior. United Service, and the Carl
ton. The last half Of his name
was assumed by his grandfather. the Rev.
Charles Hughes Hallett. In accordance with
the will OF Mr.. Hallett OF Little Dunmow Es-
sex. from whom there came into the family the
lordship OF the manor and the property held
by the celebrated hitch Of bacon tenure. which
compels the owner to bestow fitch Of bacon
upon any married couple who have spent
twelve months without quarrelling. Hallett's
present wife Is the daughter of Col Won
Schaumburg OF Philadelphia
There has been great deal Of movement
among Americans who came here to have q
good time and cheer foreigners by spending
money. The Doncaster races have attracted
many Americans. and numerous excursions